In the presence of the Crown Prince of Jordan, the Secretary -General of the Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs gives a speech in the Hashemite councils in Jordan
Dr. Muhammad Abdul Rahim Al -Bayoumi, Secretary -General of the Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs, delivered a speech in the Hashemite Councils of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, in the presence of His Highness Prince Al -Hussein bin Abdullah II, Crown Prince, Dr. Muhammad Al -Khalayleh, Minister of Awqaf, Mr. Ahmed Al -Safadi, Speaker of the House of Representatives, the State of Faisal Al -Fayez, Speaker Constitutional, Major General Obaidullah Al -Maayta, Director of Public Security, Dr. Ahmed Al -Khalayleh, Imam of the Hashemite Hadra, Dr. Muhammad Al -Momani, Minister of Information, Dr. Firas Al -Hawari, Minister of Health, and a number of dignitaries and scholars. Expressing his thanks and gratitude for the warm reception and participation in this high scientific forum, and stressed that the personal component of a person is based on three basic axes, namely faith, Islam, and charity, citing the hadith of the Messenger of God – ﷺ – in the hadith of Gabriel – peace be upon him – where the human personality is not without one of these pillars that vary between fear and desire And love. Sincerity, citing the words of God -the Almighty -: & quot; Paradise. It reflects the spirit of charity in Islamic legislation. That whoever is successful for thanking the blessings should thank God for his success for this high position. & Nbsp; The charity, where she used to say: & quot; charity falls into the hands of God before it falls into the hands of the poor & quot; & nbsp; & nbsp;
and discussed in his speech the importance of zakat in recommending the soul and purifying money, indicating that God – the Almighty – has started it to be a way to achieve social solidarity and establish the meanings of mercy among members Great growth and blessing in money. & Nbsp; Special & quot, indicating that this noble creation was a prominent feature in the community of the Companions -may God be pleased with them -. Peoples.
